SWPPP Services Utah
SWPPP & Erosion Control in Utah
We write your SWPPP, then install and maintain the stormwater BMPs on it — silt fence, wattles, inlet protection and more — and keep track-out off the street.
- Licensed, stamped SWPPP writers
- BMP install and maintenance
- Street sweeping and washouts
SWPPP Plans
We Write Your SWPPP
Our licensed SWPPP writers write the plan for your site and stamp it. Then our own crews can install the BMPs it calls for, so the plan and the work on the ground match.
- Licensed and stamped
- Written for your site
- Kept current
- Installed by the same team
What We Install
Stormwater BMPs and Site Services
Crews, mini excavators, dump trucks and sweeper trucks for the work your stormwater plan calls for.
Silt fence
Installed along your perimeter and kept standing through the job.
Straw wattles
For slopes, curb lines and around stockpiles.
Inlet protection
Drop-in bags and inlet filters that keep sediment out of storm drains.
Erosion control blankets
Supplied and installed on disturbed slopes.
Limit-of-disturbance fence
Posts, ties and fence set to your approved plan.
Street sweeping
Sweeper trucks to keep track-out off public roads.
Concrete waste removal
Washouts built and kept up, and concrete waste hauled off site.
Field mowing and trimming
Weeds and tall grass cut back on lots and open ground.
Hydroseeding
Seed and mulch sprayed on graded ground to grow it back in.
Site cleanup
Debris and BMP removal when the job wraps up.
Our Work
On Real Utah Job Sites
Photos and drone shots from our own crews: hydroseed, blankets, wattles, geocell, washouts, sweeping and mowing.
Hydroseed on a graded slope, with a straw wattle along the top. A whole graded lot hydroseeded, from the drone. 
Erosion control blanket on a slope, with a straw wattle across the bottom. 
Geocell going in along a drainage channel. 
Our street sweeper on a new subdivision street. 
Digging out a lined concrete washout. 
Field mowing: the field before… 
…and after.
Who Needs One
Who Needs a SWPPP in Utah
Construction storm water in Utah is covered by a UPDES permit from the Division of Water Quality at the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). The plan comes first, and the plan is what tells us what to install.
An acre or more
Utah DEQ requires construction storm water permit coverage when you disturb an acre or more of soil by clearing, grading or excavating.
Part of a bigger plan
A site under an acre still needs coverage if it is part of a common plan of development or sale. DEQ has a separate Common Plan Permit for small residential projects disturbing less than an acre.
A plan before the permit
DEQ’s first step is a site-specific SWPPP: identify the possible sources of storm water pollutants on your site, then select the best management practices (BMPs) that control them. Those BMPs are what we install.
Source: General Construction (Storm Water): UPDES Permits, Utah DEQ, Division of Water Quality. This is general information, not legal advice.
Filing the NOI, inspections, renewal and the NOTThrough the Job
From the First Fence Post to the Final Cleanup
What our crews put in at each stage of a build, and the permit rule each stage helps you meet.
Stage 1
Setting up the site
- Limit-of-disturbance fence
- Silt fence
- Inlet protection
Your SWPPP names these controls; we set them to the approved plan.
Stage 2
While you build
- Straw wattles
- Erosion control blankets
- Street sweeping
- Concrete waste removal
- Field mowing and trimming
Permit inspections look at every stormwater control and at sediment tracked out onto paved roads.
Stage 3
When the job wraps
- Hydroseeding
- Site cleanup
Before a Notice of Termination, the permit requires removing construction waste and any temporary stormwater controls that are not meant to stay or biodegrade.
One Company
BMPs, Dumpsters and Porta Potties on One Call
SWPPP Services Utah and Dirty Devil work the same job sites: your BMP crews, roll-off dumpsters and porta potties, one team. For SWPPP work call Paul Peterson at 801-455-5605 or email scheduling@swpppservices.com; for dumpsters and porta potties call Dirty Devil at 801-509-2229.
Questions
SWPPP Questions
What is a SWPPP?
A Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan — the site plan that spells out which best management practices (BMPs) keep sediment and construction waste out of storm drains. We write SWPPPs, and we install and maintain the BMPs on them.
Do you write SWPPPs?
Yes. Our licensed SWPPP writers write and stamp site-specific plans for Utah construction sites, and our crews can install the BMPs they call for.
Which BMPs do you install?
Silt fence, straw wattles, inlet protection, erosion control blankets, limit-of-disturbance fence and hydroseeding, plus street sweeping, concrete washouts, field mowing and site cleanup.
Can you handle SWPPP work and dumpsters on the same site?
Yes. SWPPP Services Utah and Dirty Devil work the same job sites: call 801-455-5605 for SWPPP plans and BMP crews, and 801-509-2229 for dumpsters and porta potties.